tags. edited Feb 20 '17 at 16:49 humn 15.1k44 gold badges4343 silver badges135135 bronze badges Yes! I think I got it, the solution is: PUZZLINGSTACKEXCHANGE Steps to solution: 1. Walrus from Beynac details: Wikipedia says Beynac is 'a commune in western France', Walrus translates to french Morse, that suggests Morse code was used 2. Oddly placed divs in
tags amid binary numbers (in the puzzle's edit history) details: After splitting binary by divs
and substituting ones for dots and zeros for dashes and decoding message using Morse code I got WBGGSPUNZAHJRLEJOHUNL (also there is a new line at end of that string but I just ignored it) 3. Number hidden in first stanza details: Dozen less half = 12 - 12/2 = 6 Baker's dozen = 13 Together it's 19 4. Caesar cipher details: I guess last past of the riddle was supposed to guide me to Caesar cipher but I just blind guessed to use it :) Now we just need to apply 19 to shift string from step 2. Et voilà! OP Reason: Actually the first stanza's solution is this: When all is going = rot a dozen less half, be sure to bring the Baker back = 6+1 aka 7 So together they make rot7. But this is how the cipher was made, so in actuality, rot19 is required to decipher it. Yes! I think I got it, the solution is: PUZZLINGSTACKEXCHANGE Steps to solution: 1. Walrus from Beynac details: Wikipedia says Beynac is 'a commune in western France', Walrus translates to french Morse, that suggests Morse code was used 2. Oddly placed divs in binary details: After splitting binary by divs and substituting ones for dots and zeros for dashes and decoding message using Morse code I got WBGGSPUNZAHJRLEJOHUNL (also there is a new line at end of that string but I just ignored it) 3. Number hidden in first stanza details: Dozen less half = 12 - 12/2 = 6 Baker's dozen = 13 Together it's 19 4. Caesar cipher details: I guess last past of the riddle was supposed to guide me to Caesar cipher but I just blind guessed to use it :) Now we just need to apply 19 to shift string from step 2. Et voilà! OP Reason: Actually the first stanza's solution is this: When all is going = rot a dozen less half, be sure to bring the Baker back = 6+1 aka 7 So together they make rot7. But this is how the cipher was made, so in actuality, rot19 is required to decipher it. Yes! I think I got it, the solution is: PUZZLINGSTACKEXCHANGE Steps to solution: 1. Walrus from Beynac details: Wikipedia says Beynac is 'a commune in western France', Walrus translates to french Morse, that suggests Morse code was used 2. Oddly placed 
tags amid binary numbers (in the puzzle's edit history) details: After splitting binary by